August 7, 2018 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Idlib Is Crucial to Syria's Regime, and Ankara Can't Mediate
Faisal Al Yafai, National
U.S. Turns up Heat on Iran’s Economy
Keith Johnson, Foreign Policy
Earlier Presidents at Least Knew Iran Was a Trap
John Limbert, Atlantic Council
Why Are Israel's Druze Protesting?
Seth Frantzman, Jerusalem Post
The Biggest Issue in Israel's Nation-State Law
Ronald Tiersky, RealClearWorld
Germany's Never-Ending Summer
Der Spiegel
Europe’s Trade Coup Leaves China Isolated
Daniel Gros, Project Syndicate
A Romanian Village Feels the Pain of Emigration
Carmen Paun, Politico EU
Bosnian Lessons For Colombian Peace
Kappler & Monroy-Santander, Conversation
What Starts as a Trade War With China Could Go Further
Ali Wyne, Foreign Affairs
A Petition to Change Batman Province's Shape
Hayes Brown, BuzzFeed
Finally, the US Gets Serious About the Indo-Pacific
T. Singh Maini, Notes on Liberty
Why Pacific Islanders Love the Book of Mormon
Carly Stern, Ozy
Iraq's Basra Plans Dam on Vital River
Adnan Abu Zeed, Al Monitor
Touring Somerset With a 1939 Guidebook
Emma Jane Kirby, BBC
The Legacy of Infinite War
Nick Turse, TomDispatch


RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Trump Administration Continues Ferocious Tack On Iran
Curt Mills, National Interest
China's Moment of Truth
Minxin Pei, Nikkei Asian Review
The Quiet Threat to Human Rights in Tunisia
Sarah Yerkes, Foreign Affairs
Earthquake Leaves Thousands Homeless in Indonesia
A. Jatmiko and S. Wright, Time
Zimbabwe’s Dubious Election
Editorial Board, New York Times
M Karunanidhi, Flagbearer of Tamil Nationalism, Passes Away
Sushma U N, Quartz
Brazil's Supreme Court Rejects Closing Border With Venezuela
Lise Alves, Rio Times




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